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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
3
Mrs. Clara Heyl's examination in the sensational divorce suit against Jacob Heyl was canceled. Lawyers would not discuss whether Heyl will contest the case, and it is believed judgment may go by default. The halt followed a brief conference with Senator Julius Roehr and Thomas Kearney before Commissioner Harper.
For over half an hour four boys fired a revolver from the National hotel roof at a tin can near the Slavic printing office. When they missed the target the bullets struck the Slavie building endangering editors and staff until detectives captured them.
La Crosse officials seek a reduced state valuation as the board of supervisors, its chairman and clerk, and the assessor’s supervisor plan to appear before the state board of equalization. They note a $5 million rise in county property valuation over county assessments in the past two years.
Work toward reclaiming several thousand acres of marsh lands in Avon will be addressed at the January circuit court term. County commissioners who assessed ditch construction and maintenance costs report a need for 22 000 dollars.
Mrs. Sarah P. Bell aged 68 was found dead in her Randolph home on Christmas Day. She likely died two days earlier. Known as eccentric she discouraged visitors and was not missed until a merchant delivered a son in Saint Paul Minnesota Christmas gift. No foul play suspected.
The Corliss post office was burglarized with many letters and Christmas packages opened. No checks or money are believed taken, but the money drawer change, postage stamps, and several cigars were stolen. Authorities suspect local youths conducted the burglary.
Kenosha manufacturer Z G Simmons plans a new venture as articles of incorporation are filed in Madison for the Simmons Sugar Company. The firm has secured control of a patent for drying sugar beets that could revolutionize the industry.
W C Crosby who has served eight years as county clerk will resign January 1 to become secretary of the Northwestern Loan and Trust Company. William H Purnell secretary of the trust company will be elected cashier of the First National Bank to succeed Charles C Brown.
Amelia Schultz a seamstress in Waterloo was severely burned when gasoline mistaken for kerosene used to start a fire caused an explosion. The Deering block narrowly escaped destruction.
Former State Senator P. H. O Rourke of Mitchell has been appointed United States district attorney of New Dakota by President Roosevelt. O Rourke served as state senator in 1873 74 and practiced law in Sheboygan Plymouth and the county before leaving for many years.
Traditional Southern plum pudding steamed in a mold for fourteen servings. Ingredients include raisins currants suet citron grated bread brown sugar and spices folded with beaten eggs and brandy. Steam six hours pack in a greased mold turn out and decorate with almonds then serve with brandy sauce.
Captain S L Crute and Adjutant W Watts Camp U C V of Roanoke Virginia report severe kidney pain and gravel attacks ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Crute claims weight restored from 225 to 170 pounds and relief from frequent urination and renal colic. The testimonial notes the product sells for 50 cents a box through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The list outlines a step by step order for daily chores including opening windows, starting breakfast, setting the table, dusting, serving meals, washing dishes, tidying beds, and putting leftovers away. It emphasizes completing tasks before afternoon cleaning and preparing luncheon.
Tender macaroni rings mixed with veloute and Parmesan cheese, seasoned with pepper and salt, plus egg yolk and cream. Puff paste squares filled with the cheese mix, sealed, breaded, and fried to a delicate brown. Optional tomato sauce replaces the veloute for variety.
Scoop out mushroom caps and fry star pieces with onion parsley thyme and lemon peel. Mix with breadcrumbs and seasonings, fill six cups, top with more breadcrumbs, and cook slowly in bacon fat. Serve with brown gravy poured around the cups.
Combine one cupful cream one cup milk and one pound pure maple syrup. Break sugar, simmer until it hardens in ice water, stir in black walnut meats crushed. Pour into greased pan to one inch depth, cool and break. Without nuts, suitable for young children.
Peel and chop two onions fry in butter until soft. Drain and cool. Make thick batter from flour eggs and milk season with salt cayenne and grated cheese. Stir in onions drop into boiling fat fry brown. Drain on paper and serve with fried parsley.
A home remedy advised for carpets plagued by moths or carpet beetles suggests laying a wet sheet over the carpet and passing a hot flat iron quickly across it. The steam is claimed to kill both larvae and eggs, offering a quick fix.
Kattern Ariyoshi, 17, becomes the first Japanese youth admitted to the St Marys schoolship crew after three years in the revenue cutter service. Capt Osborn acts as guardian and mentor as Ariyoshi weighs staying in the United States versus returning to Japan after graduation.
Prominent on the lecture platform Senator Tillman of South Carolina earns more yearly from speaking engagements than any other American. An authoritative source puts his net proceeds this year at 25000 dollars as he earns 250 to 500 per lecture and stays in demand across seasons. Over the past four years he has saved more than 60000 from lecture receipts. Henry Watterson and Champ Clark are noted as other high earners on the platform.
Gen. Picquart French minister of war is likened to Admiral Crichton for his broad culture and fluency in Russian German English and Italian He is described as an Alsatian whose background helps explain his linguistic facility noting Alsatians are swift to learn new languages.
Residents protest Great Western Railway ads that label Cornwall coast with foreign names. A Cornish speaker rejects calling the area the English Riviera, saying Cornwall gains nothing from northern or southern European labels or a dirty Italian town.
An Indiana woman describes relief from headaches nervousness and dizziness after ditching coffee for Postum. She notes reduced belching stomach distress and improved eyesight and energy. A friend, convinced after following package directions, also prefers Postum.
The Canadian West leads in railroad expansion with 11 000 miles by 1906 across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Construction adds 100 million in activity, opens new agricultural districts and homesteads, boosts grain exports, and fuels growth in towns and elevators. By year end 189 064 people found homes there including 57 796 Americans. Canada’s west attracts settlers and promises continued expansion.
The Hartford Times notes that horses remain in demand despite rapid automobile growth. Prices stay high as supply is tight for certain classes, and the industry continues to develop amid competition from cars.
Promotes blood purification to improve circulation and organ function. Claims Brandreth's Pills, containing sarsaparilla extract and gentle vegetables, restore health with one or two doses nightly. Says the remedy has over a century of use and is widely sold in plain or sugar-coated forms.
The famous cricketer Dr. W G Grace received many gifts from cricket admirers, but a Worcestershire farmer’s gift of one of three young pigs stands out as the most embarrassing. The pig was sent to honor Grace after witnessing a great batting feat.
Memory bells are small glass slips given by Japanese youths to their sweethearts. The delicate design allows the slightest vibration to cause a soft jingling, serving as a reminder of the giver. They are cherished as a pretty, fanciful name for the keepsake.
Factory advertisement for Lewis' Single Binder straight Se cigars from Peoria Illinois. Highlights quality and dealer distribution.
A brief insight from Plautus notes tardiness as a social nuisance. The scribal voice reflects on the irritation caused by slow friends and the rules of communal punctuality in ancient theater circles.
Guaranteed to cure itching burning or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Product claims cure of all pile types with refund promise.
Fragmented OCR presents a mix of patent medicine claims Mrs Winslet Seething Syrup for teething gum relief and anti inflammatory effects, with 25¢ bottles. Also includes aphorisms and tobacco ad copy citing Lewis' Single Binder cigars and quotes from Cicero and Tryon Edwards, reflecting period advertising and moral snippets.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a money back offer. K Groves signature appears on each box. Also promotes Garfield Tea made of herbs for constipation indigestion and liver disturbances. Country youths sow wheat yet city cousins sow wild oats and raise Cain. 25 cents.
During the oath ceremony Speaker Cannon swore in new members as J Adam Bede quipped that Uncle Joe makes them hold up their right hands to ensure they have nothing but undershirts up their sleeves.
A health ad touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal use fixes blood and mucous surfaces, pledges $100 if it fails, and invites testimonials while noting price 75 cents and accompanying laxative pills.
The article explains that a battleship consumes up to 8000 gallons of fresh water daily. About two thirds power the boilers while the rest serves drinking, washing, and cooking. Once port supplies run out, the ship relies on condensers and evaporating machinery to distill sea water.
A Iowa woman suffered eczema on her hands for eleven years with cracks and bleeding until Cuticura Remedies were used. After trying multiple doctors and remedies, the combination of Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills cured her hands, and she praises the products in her report dated Oct. 18, 1906.
The Bank of England pursues fraud vigorously while the Rothschilds avoid resorting to courts or police. They believe bearing losses in silence protects public confidence in the bank’s safety and stability, preferring quiet handling over public prosecutions.
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